
Apartments near 50 Street (D,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (5,026 Rentals)


225 Bay 7th St

223 Bay 7th St

1489 E 8th St

170 Woodruff Ave

805 Avenue O

227 Bay 7th St

214 Parkside Ave

174 Woodruff Ave

341 92nd St

345 92nd St

9229 5th Ave

324 91st St

1775 Coney Island Ave

54 Martense St

331 92nd St

364 92nd St

208 Gelston Ave

9330 Fort Hamilton Pky

9226 4th Ave

773 Flatbush Ave

214 Gelston Ave

265 Ocean Ave

2155 Caton Ave

757 Flatbush Avenue

1709 E 3rd St

1257 E 18th St

61 Martense St

1705 Elm Ave

15 Lenox Rd

1711 E 3rd St

1708 E 4th St

378 93rd St

9104 3rd Ave

9102 3rd Ave

1313 E 16th St

1715 E 3rd St

50 Linden Blvd

1259 E 18th St

737 Flatbush Ave

1615 Cedar St

33 Lenox Rd

1721-1723 Elm Ave

1820 Coney Island Ave

1608 Ocean Pky

9401 5th Ave

9124 3rd Ave

334 93rd St

336 93rd St

1402 Avenue N

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There are currently 18,899 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,195 to $8,500 with an average price of $4,193.
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